Sentence examples for best seemingly from inspiring English sources

News flash: the dial jockeys liked Mr. Keyes the best, seemingly endorsing his midstream review of the event and all the negativity between Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain that preceded and surrounded it.

Interestingly, it is one of the best, seemingly because writer-director Yoji Yamada is clearly tiring of the series' formula and tries to break away from it as much as possible.

Conversely, the local press often understands best when seemingly disturbing developments should merit a yawn rather than a canceled vacation.

But David Climer wrote in The Tennessean that even the best and seemingly most laudable of athletes can have a troubled side to life.

And the wireless carriers constantly promote the next best phone, seemingly switching from one Android device to the next every three weeks.

He would always surprise: he was in nobody's pocket, yet everybody thought he was their best friend; seemingly old-fashioned with his linen clerical collars but with a pronounced radical streak.

And one of the chief pleasures of this year's World Series has been following along as two of the best make seemingly all the right moves, even if many of those moves are hard to see.

After theball settled through the net, the usually subdued Williams did his best celebration, seemingly floating down the court and raising his hands to the crowd before he was mobbed by his teammates.

The Braves, perennially baseball's second-best team, seemingly alternate that pitching label.

His best days had seemingly passed.

Schumann best reconciled these seemingly disparate aesthetic stands in his remarkable piano works.